termgraph
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a python command-line tool which draws basic graphs in the terminal
When using both, --stacked and --no-values, the values are still shown. Without --stacked the --no-values feature works.
Very good job Thanks ! Is it possible to have simple python entrypoints from ... import histogram, scatter so we can use from python too !
It looks like these are just sub-1 decimal values times 100. Is it always just for 0.0 < x < 1.0 values? Is it always a factor of 100? This...
When a number is within the range of -1 and 1, the program erroneously applies the labeling process by multiplying it by 100 and subsequently appending the unit designation "T"...
## Description I would love to see a feature that lets the user specify a scale to use, rather than setting the max width. ## Use cases If a user...
Per #98, and for my own graphs, disabling "readable numbers" can make a huge difference in readability to the graph.o Adds an option `--no-readable` which presents numbers as-is.
Adds a percentage flag that can be useful to display percentage data. Sample data bellow: ```csv "2019-12-31",1.0013737317 "2020-12-31",1.5375951236 "2021-12-31",1.1339880667 "2022-12-31",0.9593346671 "2023-02-14",1.0422348887 ``` And print it in the following format: ```sh...
`Termgraph` is a useful CLI tool and it can become even more useful if it can seamlessly integrate with existing bin utils. One example of the latter one is `sort`...
It's not clear to me what the correlation is between the light/dark colors in the labels and the data: 
Hello! Do you think it would be possible to also have networks displayed in the terminal with termgraph, a bit like Graphviz is doing? Best regards
